As you may have already learned, a hurricane has developed earlier this year than ever before. This unprecedented event increases the likelihood of a hurricane impacting South Florida this season. Associations should be vigilant and follow our firm's advice to prepare for potential hurricanes, address any damage that may occur, and heed our recommendations in the aftermath. We encourage you to read our latest articles on hurricane preparedness and follow us on social media, as we will share helpful tips throughout the hurricane season. Rest assured, the attorneys at Siegfried Rivera are fully prepared to assist and guide your association through the restoration process and the inevitable insurance claims that follow. Stay safe, and please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need further assistance.
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This year is predicted to be an active hurricane season in Florida and the southeastern United States. If you own property in Florida and other hurricane-prone areas, having the right hurricane insurance in place to protect your assets is critical. But your preparation does not end there. Meghan Moore, Insurance Counseling & Recovery Shareholder, details three important steps you should take before a tropical storm or hurricane form to protect your property and to ensure that you are prepared to present a compelling claim in the wake of a hurricane. Read her article now: https://lnkd.in/efsrAiHs
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LOOKOUT for Hurricane Lee!! What in the world is a Hurricane Box? A hurricane box is an approximately 16,000 sq. mile box extending over Florida and the adjacent states and well into the Atlantic Ocean. If a named Tropical Storm or Hurricane enters this box, the insurance companies will suspend binding coverage. The boxes are located such that hurricanes have plenty of space to intensify after passing through them, and the prevailing winds tend to push them towards Florida. Why is this important? When a storm enters the box, companies suspend binding authority - this means we cannot bind new coverage or even modify existing coverage. What to do: If you are purchasing a new property, need to make changes to your policy or have a payment coming due - be sure to get a binder ASAP to make sure you are protected.
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With recent hurricanes including Idalia affect multiple states in the east coast, especially Florida, understand how to best protect yourself before, during, and after a hurricane occurs. Continue reading for tips on how to prepare before a hurricane.
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We are praying for everyone in Hurricane Idalia's path. Ways to stay safe after a hurricane: 1) Avoid damaged or fallen power lines, poles and downed wires 2) Stay out of flood waters 3) If power is out and you have to use generator make sure you turn off your main breaker so you aren't backfeeding power down the lines, and use flashlights if possible so you don't risk starting any fires with candles. Bring in your solar powered yard lights at night if you have them for light. 4) Never use gasoline, propane, natural gas or charcoal burning devices inside your home, basement or garage 5) Have a clean source of water & eat safe food 6) Stay out of damaged buildings 7) Have a first-aid kit on hand 7) Do not mix chemicals when cleaning & use gloves and eye protection
As Hurricane Idalia approaches the Florida coast, we pray for everyone's safety. The picture below is from down the road from my home in Pine Island with Hurricane Ian. After living in Florida all of my life and experiencing many hurricanes, the flood waters and damage they caused were the most terrifying thing I had ever been through. Remember in floods/storm surge, water always wins. As our line crews and safety personnel return to work to restore any damages caused by the hurricane we ask you to pray for their safety and to be patient with them as they leave their loved ones back home to restore your power and make your loved ones comfortable.
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On this day, 5 years ago, the Florida Panhandle experienced the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Michael, a Category 5 storm that forever changed the lives of thousands. The unprecedented strength of this hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph and a minimum central pressure of 919 millibars, left a lasting mark on the region. Let us take a moment to remember the resilience and strength of the communities affected by Hurricane Michael. As we commemorate this anniversary, let us also recognize the recovery efforts and support the individuals and families who are still rebuilding their lives. Together, we can continue to make a difference and help restore hope and stability to the affected communities. #HurricaneMichael If your home, your community association or business has experienced loss or damage, CALL US FIRST! 1 855.487.7475 With GlobalPro, your insurance coverage expert, you're not alone in this journey. We're here before, during, and after any loss or damage, providing the pedigree and experience you need. Recover@getglobalpro.com 855.487.7475 | Recover@globalpro.com | https:// globalpro.com . . . #InsuranceCoverageExperts #GlobalPro #InsuranceClaim #InsuranceClaims #Insurance #ClaimsAdjuster #InsuranceIndustry #RealEstateInvestors #RealEstate #InsuranceTech #ClaimsHandling #MiamiConstruction #SouthFloridaRealEstate #MiamiRealEstate #MiamiCommunityAssociation #CommunityAssociation #MiamiBoardMember #BoardMember #Florida #Miami #MiamiDade #PropertyManagement #PropertyManager #HurricaneSeason2023 #ConstructionDamages #NearbyConstruction #DemolitionDamages Rob Bowlby
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Hurricane season continues to batter the east coast. FEMA has a comprehensive guide on how to Prepare for a Hurricane. Take this time to reach out to your insurance broker to confirm you have adequate coverage. And if you incur any damage, your insurance broker should be one of your first contacts so they can assist in getting you back up and running as quickly as possible.
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On this day, 5 years ago, the Florida Panhandle experienced the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Michael, a Category 5 storm that forever changed the lives of thousands. The unprecedented strength of this hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph and a minimum central pressure of 919 millibars, left a lasting mark on the region. Let us take a moment to remember the resilience and strength of the communities affected by Hurricane Michael. As we commemorate this anniversary, let us also recognize the recovery efforts and support the individuals and families who are still rebuilding their lives. Together, we can continue to make a difference and help restore hope and stability to the affected communities. #HurricaneMichael If your home, your community association or business has experienced loss or damage, CALL US FIRST! 1 855.487.7475 With GlobalPro, your insurance coverage expert, you're not alone in this journey. We're here before, during, and after any loss or damage, providing the pedigree and experience you need. Recover@getglobalpro.com 855.487.7475 | Recover@globalpro.com | https:// globalpro.com . . . #InsuranceCoverageExperts #GlobalPro #InsuranceClaim #InsuranceClaims #Insurance #ClaimsAdjuster #InsuranceIndustry #RealEstateInvestors #RealEstate #InsuranceTech #ClaimsHandling #MiamiConstruction #SouthFloridaRealEstate #MiamiRealEstate #MiamiCommunityAssociation #CommunityAssociation #MiamiBoardMember #BoardMember #Florida #Miami #MiamiDade #PropertyManagement #PropertyManager #HurricaneSeason2023 #ConstructionDamages #NearbyConstruction #DemolitionDamages
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As insurance professionals, we know firsthand that preparation is key during the hurricane season. CNA Insurance recommends businesses take several crucial steps to be ready for any challenges brought on from a hurricane. Check out CNA's Hurricane Season Preparedness Checklist: https://ow.ly/lVqF50Sq7ek
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As insurance professionals, we know firsthand that preparation is key during the hurricane season. CNA Insurance recommends businesses take several crucial steps to be ready for any challenges brought on from a hurricane. Check out CNA's Hurricane Season Preparedness Checklist: https://ow.ly/lVqF50Sq7ek
